ikookmaar

Ah, didn’t see that, that was stupid of me!
Works OK now, thanks a lot!

Peter

Guess I spoke too soon, it’s not working yet.
I’m sorry to bother you again, but it’s not working after all.

In the event editor I see that the price is “0” (default, I did not select RSV, but it only shows if I do).

I changed the format to:

[events_if tag=”#ESC_PRICE’ is_empty=’1′]
<p>Toegang gratis.</p>
[/events_if]
[eme_if tag=’#ESC_PRICE’]
<p>Bijwonen van dit evenement kost €#_PRICE per persoon</p>
[/events_if]

But the result is:

…

Toegang gratis.

Bijwonen van dit evenement kost € per persoon

[/events_if]

see https://www.vocal-invention.nl/agenda/10415/wak-korenfestival-o-v-b/

Thanks, it does!
I guess 0,00 was the default value in older versions(?)
Does the use of conditional tags allow some sort of “else”?
I’d like the event to display that the admission is free in this case.
Or will I have to add another “events_if(some number)” construction (with the same condition) for that?

OK, so which version DOES work with WP 3.9?

I don’t see the problem. The link https://www.unavitaacolori.it/sitemap_index.xml you posted leads me to the site map index and all the sitemaps seem to be there.
Did you fix it after all?
If so, how?

Nice to hear the plugin still works on the latest WP versions. But up to wich one? Could you please update the compatibility info, so we know it is “safe”to upgrade our WP’s?
Thanks!

OK,
I’ll look around a bit more to see if someone else has come across a solution.
I wish I could afford paying you guys for plugin development, but it’s not that urgent anyway.
Thanks and keep up the good work!

Thank you both for looking into this.
I tried the plugin plugin-info first, which does manage to display the final compatibility results from the votes, but it’s not much use to me since it’s interface only allows to get info for one plugin per post…
Maybe looking into it’s code will help…

To debug the errors you should visit the failing site / pages /tabs while having your JAva Console extension loaded and opened in Firefox

I don’t use Firefox here, but did you try Googling for “check for the javascript errors in firefox” to find out how to do that?

Thanks, your suggestion helped me to solve the problem:

The Java Console showed (among other info):
admin.php?page=Wordfence:27
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) https://MYDOMAIN.NL/SUBDIR/wp-content/plugins/wordfence/js/jquery.tmpl.min.js?ver=4.0.3
Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method ‘tmpl’ admin.js?ver=4.0.3:46

I have Wordfence running on some other sites. They didn’t have this problem, whe opened within in the same (Chrome or any other) browser.
I found that the file jquery.tmpl.min.js was actually missing in this case. No idea why.
I copied it there from one of the other sites. That fixed it.

OK, have another coffee first.
In your example ALL the plugins that are compatible only up to 3.5.3 would be shown in green. At least that’s what happens in my case, with all 41 (I know, way too many) plugins compatible only up to 3.6 running on WordPress 3.6.
So I still have to read the (green) numbers carefully and take note of all them, to see which ones actually are compatible up to 3.8.1 (or later). Displaying only the ones that are compatible with the current version (3.8.1) in green, the ones only compatible up to the installed version (in my case 3.6) in yellow and the ones only compatible up to an even earlyer version in red would make it a lot clearer to see in a single glance if I’m ready to upgrade or not.
Also, take note of my earlier suggestion to also check on that “voting thingy”, to see if a plugin is also “proofed” to be compatibel.
Time for coffee for me too now..

Peter

Thanks Oliver, but you seem to misunderstand me;
By LATEST I don’t mean devellopment versions, but the CURRENT version of Wordpres (3.8.1 now).
Your plugin does not only display the version numbers in green if a plugin is compatible with the CURRENT (latest) version of Wordpres, but if it is compatible up to the INSTALLED version of WordPress, the one they are running on, no matter how outdated it is.
It does not provide a clear view to help me decide wether I’m ready to upgrade my (already outdated) WordPress version to the latest (current) version.

Gues say_hello made somte typo’s/. Try literaturen.org instead of literatren.org…

Thanks, I’ll check that.
But wouldn’t that mean that the line breaks and paragraphs will be stripped from the posts themselves ? Or could they be re-added by the theme (answering my own question)?

P.

Thanks for your super-quick answer.
I thought of that too, but it looks the same in a browser showing webmail. Actually, the preview pane in the Email Users settings alsso shows the tekst without the line breaks…

Peter